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Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
a B.eerted Isric,e,n suip,no.

New Jojul, November 2l.-Rssa .dar-
tens, yuUug ulacA-tyea JeNtss was
br1usht to the insane pavilion oi Be le
yue liue piJti last August, suffering from
mel l4LrAol a. She was beginning to i'm
prove when IN a teE days, an elderly
mau came AID took her away contrary 10
the sayice oi her doctors Ia less tEan
we the psticBt va returned TO the
hospital by Frederick ArIdt. she said
III ste bad been married to ATndt
tarCe days before. Her disease became
more pronounced snd she tried to choke
herself TO death D.. Williams said that
under the circumstances marriage was
the worst thing that could have hap
caad for her. ArGdt is twenty six ears
Old, aud is a broker, employed by Chsrles
Egler, al 255 TL.r@ .uGa.
A-ndt lived wi b the Eglers, and &C.
ccriin2 To them was nearly crazcd about
hie sweetheart. He said that when he
was abeent from her she would become
uucontr liable but when he WAS with her
shr would become perfect rational He
did not want TO postpone their marriage
on account OF making her condition
woTse,and he was afraid OF what the con-
sequences would be il he married Arndt
was finally CONVINCED that marriage
hbulu ulHzl p1lc ItCbts Insanity. MaT-
riage had the contrary effect and after
being taken back to Bellevue Rosa was
taken to BlackR els Island Insaue Asy
lum She improved, and about Eve
weeks ago Arndt obtained her release
from ,he asylum aud vent 10 board with
Aer Al l39 East One Hundred and Teuth
street
Bat In three days, for some unknown
reason, he deserted her Rosa became de.
Ep0udcnt. She said that since her hus-
tand mad left her she did not care To live
The Bauers thought ot returning Rosa tC
the asylum, but they felt that Arnd
might appear any day and did not like T.
take the step. the obtained a place u
nurse in Sixty second street Friday hu
che came back TO the Bauers Sunda,
morning. That evening she was tounl
vomiting. Yesterday morning at 81,
o'Cl ok, Mrs. Bauer took a bowl OF oat
meal lujo Mrs. Arnd's room and ioun
she was dead. There were evidences c
air<nic The case was reported To th
East One Hundred ana Twenty slxt
street police station as suicide. III
Bauers say that they have not the n ear
10 bury Rosa. They do not know thi
she has relative or friend heeides h,
husban When Arndt left his vile /
is reported to have said: You sha
never see me again. | will commence
new life far away from here" Rosa vi
born In Berlin. Previous to her insani
she was q saleswCman Ia picture sto
on Ninth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

a Had Habit

Considerable complaint IL often heard
from travellers In respecs TO the condition
Of the railroad station In this city There
IL "a crowd Of persons who each day
make It their business 10 chew tobacco
and spit on the marble floor OF the sta-
ton. Another set throw the remains
OF their "chew" IN the spitteons. Still q
third class pare apples and throw the
pariuRs In the same place. The railroad
company is powerless to remedy this evil, +,
for they cannot forbid the chewing Of 10.
bacco as they do smoking, and II is I'm
possible for the officials 10 prevent per.
sons from throwing things into the spit
toons.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
Tho murder of rev MR. Haddocn

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, November 2l The
first surprise made by the prosecution In
he second trial of John Arensdorf, the
hreN er, for the murder of the Prohibition
dvocate, kcv George G. Haddock, was
developed IN court 10 day. TX Superin-
'endent OF " alter Works Robson testified
that ArelsioIi left Junks' saloon IN com.
piny with the other defendants and that
he saw him 20 west with the same party
o the scene d! til murder He watched
them going in that direction for over 100
feet. The cro-s-eXamiuati did not
break the force OF the direct testimony
In the former trial A,ensdorf sought TO
establish an allbi by testimony tYat he
came Out + JunHs' and went east from
the sc.Ie .! tie murder.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
orset FIRES.

The forest fires continue in the country
around Memphis Many gin houses have
been burned in the districts of Mississippi
and Arkansas, bordering en- the rVer,
Several trestles on the Kansas G ty Rail
ROAD have also been destroyed, and COM
nUnication with 81. Louis is now
made via Ferest City, Arkansas. Steamers
have ceased to run on the river at night,
owing TO dense smoke, which prevails
from Vicksburg to distance OF ab at
$50 milis northWard a wind storm
prevailed on Saturday, which it is feared,
must have caused the destruction OF
many dwellings of planters, especially in
Arkansas, but days must elapse b fore
anything can be learned. Prayer for
rain was offered in nearly all the churches
Ct Memphis on sunday.
A despatch from seymour, Indiana,
says the forests In the western part OF
jackson county took fire again on Friday
last and are still burning The people
are powerless on account OF continuous
high winds and no water.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
Bcr ary Roois--Htsnor e &c.
L4IrIl.

BOWnAU. .--On th9 20.h ms, IL. n. Bow.
msn, Hasl 10 yasrs.
k0lstiye3 and irieniB a:o respectfully IN
vltod To attend his funeral from hi. late
resiieLos No. 4IO EAot Seventh street, on
"Wednesday morning. Take ira n at 8 % u.
N. for FJRg's Manor CEes.rr Iounty, Pa.
ANY IrlsLds wishing to WOW the remains
csn DO 80 90 tuesday evening, rov ~ b.
tween tho Ecufs otEEns o'ol5cR.
MCOLAr E.-On tho 18th MT, walter san
o. Joha aud LyGa McDAns, aged IT
nontAs.
Re,ailvss and f-ieods IRE respectfully In
yitod 70 attand tho funeral Lo tho rest
deuce OF his IHreaiE. 'fC4 i" est front street,
on tustdSy 81 aTubou. - 3 oc'ocK. Inter
meat q; tAe " ilruiugton and BrGndJ wlns
Cemetery.
JUHFSOH.-Un tho 1lGt Inst, GDaFge Le-
master, con oi Ai3sr. y, Hnd Gora +.
johns n, aged GEAR fnl months.
RoiatlYre aGa f-ien:a OF phe family
Rre invtlei 10 attend tho funeral f-om the
ftB'dapco Of his partnts, Ein Gnd iAcHs.n
streets, en thursday, TOO 2sth ins;., u 2.SJ
d 10.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
A Horse Trade.

Two young men traded horses few
days ago, The one who sot the gray 10
supposed to have secured the besr oer-
gain, Although the s'eed hss been snb'
jeot 10 various Complaints the bay 10
an older horse, but Is somewha' oeihy,
and the other evening while IN the
vicinity of Eaulklabd hs took d tan
drum, and the neiRhbors say from the
10 iss 10 sde IL could readily have been
inferred soma cne Wa engaged In
splitting rails.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
The New Annex.

TIE rev Iunex to No. l6, or the
Ho"Sri acaool, wss opentd yesterday.
Ths hnnrz In 10 the rear OF the main
building, Is Of brick and two stories
hign. There are two rooms, ona Oh
each floor, aud enoh room vii, sest aity
scholars. The rooms are well frTniahed
and well lighted. Every seat haR been
filled by those waiting for Gdnigsicn
and by those from the tempoIsry apbe1
on Twelfth street 1t is intended 10
cresle high sonool department In the
howard school Mestra. Eou.k and
Pyle, the commitiee OF the Howard
school, ~ere preseat ct the opening OF
SIC annex.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
Thanksgiving Attractions.

EoJm In Mauimony" Will ba pre-
ser',c d; the Opera Houep or Thanks
CIV < afierr oOu and evening. Tais IL
said 70 b. ons Of tht funniest phys nov
bei9,a the public, anu ca.cuiatcd tn
Aes! tho AUDIENCE convuissd With
'an2lter from tho commencement to
.he gse,
I S,lhors NIL give o ~ ccial natl.
mo- r''Le Academy oI TDeukae.ViDR
ait nsUn, tgr WHICH reais ton oa .e
euro a. Inc rhne ra.Is ut Ion tae even
taE lIfutn nnGe.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

plicatious of st. Jacobs Oil cured her
permanently, aud she has had no return
of 1t" Another case Is that of Mr.. X.
D. Kyle, Tower Hill. Appomattox county,
Va, who writes, November. lsoG Was
afflicted for several years with rheuma-
tism and grew worse all the time, Emf
nent physicians gave no relief; had
spasms, and was not expected to live;
was rubbed all over with st. Jacobs Oil.
The first application relieved, the second
removed the pain, continued use cured
me; no relapse in five years, aud do ~
much work AS ever"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
snle OF bfOeR.

Tho sale OF Thomas Williamson,
above Cenreville. took place on Mon.
day afternoon AID was largely attended.
Hukill ~ LsDk were the auctioneers
employ ed and did their worh very sat.
isfActornllv Cows sold a. s32 TO $50;
horss $40 TO $l2s; p'fr, 81 per 100
wtisht; Cooley cnsamer, t22 90; plow,
SIS; old wagon. 81 90; old carriage, $3.50;
farm wagon, S42, and other Articles Ai
good prices
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.


Where can get good ltauoIsf
Why 81 BeoAssl's. TO 60 surr. lOS W.
Seventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Job ii. Jackson will
give q receptiou 10 their SOD, Eliwood
@. jackson, and bride, this evening.
The Market street windows are put
ting on their Christmss dress, eud are
presenting y very Etirsc.ivo appear
anoc.
ER Green, real eststs agent, has
sold the honss and hy. acres OF land
belonging to Jchn W. Shsrp3esa, Mt
Yorklyn, 20 James Chandler for VI SEQ
The 25h snpuAl reception of the
Shields Library Association will take
piaos iu Institdio Hall TO morrow even
ing.
Warren Hsrper g. Bro. 12 East
Fourth street, have . very large sup
ply Of all kiuds OF dressed poultry for
sac In lots TO snit.
For nlcs Juicy roast for Thanks-
giving dinner call on Powdermsker.
No 5e7 King street and 7O5 W. Eighth
ttreet, and get accom- m oda ate1.
Ifyou change burning oil to Pratt's
Astral, no change OF lamps is necessary.
z. James Belt, diuggist, sole agent 9th
and Market streets Ask your grocer for
lit
Lieutenant Colonel Henry NJ. Roteit
OF tho engineer corps has teen ordered
rom PniiAr elphis to Fort Dsla ware
and rinu's Point, n. ] Oh temporary
1utJ.
Tie hardware store OF Danner Bros,
on Looksrmsn stree', Dover, was Gu
tered by burglars ON Sunday nisht By
breaking . window, AID revolvers 10
the amount Of $2b taken.
The Harlan aud Hollingsworth Com
psDy have Just s'srted work on nv,
new Baltimore and Ohio sitepers Thes
will soon ship number Of oars to Souti
, America.
( A union service will ba held In th,
b St Pr sbyterian church en- ThsDks
sivina Day al 10 - =. m, ween . ser
MOI will be preached by Rev. w. l.
McEwan.
The fp term OF the Hochessin Selec
j School clo,ed on Friday, aud the win
Y ter term will begin on the 2Sth 1t |
5 desirabls that those who wish 10 ri
0 teld the wiIter term should seed Il
I their names ut oAce.
$ Father w. J Birmirgham lecture,
q In St Psul's Catholic church on Bur
, day eveDing OF S'rong Drink. He vii
ieliver the secoId course Of Advet
i to.uTes next Sunday. In ths mean
> > I'm = he is Visiting HIS parents ~ Ne,
I York and will psss Thanksgiving wit
= them
i William Rlasius s. Co. have sold on
c their mu.icsi hTsirtes. No 8'b MRrke
8 street, 10 THE IL Ian Osssn Company
Y who will cohsiaue thY trade NJ tha
K place. Mr.. GTorn, VINO Is favorabl
II known In our city viii TIVE ohsrEe ,
!. the accounts o. the ptore No. 9i6 ARC
street, PhtiBde,phis.
VIM. O. Cook, Who carried on III
uo.,Ja aud fimu.iug busiae,s at NJ
5lU Madison street, s'aJted this mo'r
Z for Lns ArGels-, California, for n
bent fit CT hts hcslth II ne likos ia
| place he will probably be Joined hy h
II vile next sp:inp, otherwise he will r
\ tam to our ci;v u his health psrmiie.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

as be has done and enjoy lite, may Il
not be reasonably called daylight? As
for instance. take the case OF Captain
Sargent $. Day, Gloucester, Mass, who
writes April 10, ISL; some time ago
! was suffering with rheumatism. used
small portion of 81 Jacobs Oil and was
cured at once. have used ii for sprains
and never once have known il to fail, /
will never be without a bottle" Captain
Day also received circular letter, and
in reply under date Of July /, 1887, he
saws ~ used the oil as stated and was
permanently cured of rheumatism by
its use During the intervening six
years there had been no recurrence of
the pain Also letter from Mr., ii. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

Converse, of the
Warren (Mass.)
HerIid, dated
July 9, 1857, ~
follows: In re
sponse to yours
OF June22, would
say that in 1850
my wife had a
severe attack of
rheumatism in
shoulder an d
arm, SO that she
could not raise
her hand TO her
head. A few APP
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
Nuxgee

Lippipoots's are having their Market
street ssere Supplied With electric
lights.
A number OF persons are al-osdy 90.
Ing away 80 remain over Thsns sgivine
and trains are consequently heavier
than for sosoe time past.
The lect1ee on Business Il ,hics" thia
evening will take place la tho sndiior-
iun4 oi Institute Bal, aud not In the
college room ~ many persons seem 10
think.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
kInulniMnl NOnYL.

II Tie municipal court this morning
NIii;sm Wallace, ~bo was found
dru. aad was undressing himself In
tce sireetg, wBg disIaigsed On condition
thAf he Won!i leave the city In two
housI. EI~ard nougherty, James
Moor and CEayle, HaiDes were each
fined 81 and costs f3P GrunkenlesS.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
Than !ls.tvlng.

Pereuts who visa to iill the hearts ol
heir children with Thanksgiving should
procure a beautiful canary bird Of Par
ker, No. lD3 East Second street. No
other investment can possibly be made
which Will PROD uce TO much happiness
aud prove .oi ksuch lasting benefit
Try the experiment and you viii fad thai
Il works like charm.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
ToInsnect tho Itoad.

The inspentors' train seaiu LETT the
city this morning ~ 9.45 o'cione for tho
terminus OF the D.iswsre R.ilrosd'
The whole road will be examined by
the inspec'ors before they rhturn 10 toi'
city. itis the intention OF the Penn
syivania Company to keep oil theii
tracks 10 the bs at OF order.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
MAKE Suro

o; y barrel of "Siivsr Medal" -four by
dropping 10 st 6heVard's -four store,
Fourth and Ktug. Flour must advance
IN price scon Now is The time 10 buy
for y Chri-tD2s present, and whs,
could be mere aCGaotAbls than n barrel
0t oar lannon's "Siiver heosl" -four,
only s. 90 Eer barrel. WaiTs ntsd all
Eight. Try is. Phone 409.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
n Correction.

In the notice Of Messrs. RcsHltsr,
EAkin ard Rtiey's son!ab'e. TO be held
That ksgiviag afternoon. there Ia ms
take Concerning Pref Dattsoy OF chet'
ter, Pa. TIE professor does not play
the piano, Ms stated, ba, the ptccoio
The piano will be played by Mr.. Pier
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
To lie W ntohetf.

Tho fish houses at Holly OAK, on the
p, w. a. B rsilrosd near Clay mont,
owned BY Pbilade!phians. IL Ia said, are
frequently broken into and goods 70 the
value o. several thousand dollars have
hten taken. AS the thieves have never
bssu caught the ovpaIs intend having o
watcbmnu to protect their property.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
ThAnksgivingl

Beeoher's gallery will be- open all day
good for one hundred negatives. The
best snt finest pictures for TEE money.
An 8x10 frame size given VIII -sch
dozen. Be cure OF ths L IL oei- SIS.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
ThAnkrgtving

Very close. Plenty of little boys and
big boys without their fall footwear
Our low prices beatithe record and leads
the market. VIM. II. Babcock, 2O6 Mar
ket St, above second; the Family Shoe
House.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
Rst,,eaber

5l5 Market stree, IL tAe gallery wSere
gol gsg one dozgn photographs ard one
frbcoe size all Tor f3 90 Ba sure OF sLe
usms eeaoher and number :l5.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
Fine tlOtdi

md silver American watches; full line;
ell grades, ladtes' and genps; prices
lowest In the city. SstisiAot'on guar.
autesd or money rtfuuGed. William.
son's, los West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

Making the best Ribbon
offering we ever had, and
representing colors from
extreme brilliancy to the
most subdued.
We just placed on sale
two numbers OF Merino
Shirts and Drawers that fill
the bill exactly for those
who desire q nice, soft feel
ing medium weight garment,
not too heavy, not too light.
There's a case each for
ladies and gentlemen. We
were fortunate enough to
secure the lot at quite a re-
duotion; you get the benefit
in a reduced garment; we in
selling more of them. You
will find them If you take the
trouble to investigate Ut IS
cents-these while they last
will be SO cents.
We have American Ho.
siery Co.'s McriEo Undsr-
wear tor ladies, children and
gentlemen--they are next
TO Cartwright and Warmers
You will find no better
KID Gloves than here. We
import them and know they
come straight. Our Gales
tav nearly doubled on KID
Gloves and re know they
are the right kind.
Perfe ,tion, 5'button en-
broidered and plain backs,
and two shade fingers, 81 IS.
Centemeri cot and fit,
plain, 81 IS; embroidered
backs, $3.50.
Derby, SI.85.
We have a nice CASH
mere Glove for ladies in
, Jersey ribbed tops,-dark
: brown, blue and black-2c
e and % cents.
Taft tia Gloves, silk
: fleeced lined, blue, black anc
,. , bro .n-5o cents.
5 It's q little early-yer
e here's a strong snif o
E Christmas things--Eid d e,
b Down quilts and pillows
n your Imagination can rul
: wild with the beauties Q
;, these beautiful things.
e Elder Down quilts, hand
. some figured satin on on
It eide, with plain silk an
y surah on the other-puf,
X fluffy, quilted and cros
ID quilted--warm, light an
6s oi elegant. We are apt t
tn stretch our pocketbook
rs little when such beautie
,sr ,sr are around, and you'll fin
he he the prettiest one now; 81,
a SI2, S25, S2S, S33.
ify ,is Elder Down pillows
ore match, S.
Elder Down pillows wit
French saiine instead
Try Try satin, more for everyda
ppi use, and you are not
If' all likely to think you are res
aw %v ing your head on gold &c
ers lars-S2.50 and 50
.ais aiis Early lockers for Chris
.,m ut mas should keep the
ed, things in mind.
, u, in Children's coats and lit
ore ore boys overcoats are here
hes plenty.
ma, Ladies' short coats fro
of Of S. up.
,pls Our Seal Cloth wraps a
ouS Coats this season are har
somer and better than ev
iird VIM r SHARP e, ~
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
WM.B. SHARP { Co.
Fourth and Market SIS,

We are having quite q
breeze at the Ribbon coun-
ter; a whirlwind among the
prices. There's a big lot OF
Ribbons in various lengths,
at much reduced prices
not a poor piece in the lot,
but all are heavy gros-
grains and moir, with and
without fancy edges. The
assortment OF colors is mag
ni6cent, all the newest and
most novel effects being
represented. 1t is truly a
big bargain lot.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
CLEANING me rurutnbIes

Tho City Passenger Railway Com.
pany have to-day o force Of men OF
wors cleaning the mud and slnsh from
bsaeaih thsir turntAblea. This II dor 0
TO prevent freezing dnrirz The winter.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
Popular

= = We ala The cUpa,ar c'oshler can
be :I.i III taN vo.Gp. Ws beec the
goo the Pablo ~nt AZ pricIn that are
~:thi- rescA. E,sty garment Is \
gnarsrteca ~, AMI !; the gootis Coz I
suit goa oRn p-iug them back. We
have az Comp stock as you will
q ID III tho Sat- tfaTry bart, No. 3lt
Massst ssrest, rhe !'a~ York Clothing
Manufacturing Gov my.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
sw store

Go 10 Sharp & Noble, n. w. corner
Ssvenih and Madison streets, for your
groceries, eggs, poultry. but,or. cheese
etc, mech cailv.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

Now Ia the time 10 GO 10 Buoher's FOR
Photographic, En- no viii bs very busy
just before Clristmas. Cabinets only
81 PER dozen 3l1 Market strCGi.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
yeFrap;n and Fish.

Powell has on bis stalls 10 the Third
street market, q fine let OF terrapin az
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
DAYLIGHT,

1fa gentleman
by the name of
Day volunteers
to throw the
light of his ex-
perience into
the darkened
places Of misery
so that Others
may go and do
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

Steel eugravingB at Yerger's, 419
sbipley street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

Harry Bncter's gallery will he open
al Thanksgiving DHs. Cabinets unly
$3 pt" dozen.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

MON SALE-a DESIRABLE FARM OF
Il 40 acres 10 White Clay Oraos HID. ~
miles from station, sbou. 8 lies from VIII
mingtUn; suitable tor ell kinds OF farming.
eau or address PhlLiIiP IL. CLakk Il
CO., S.6>4 MsTSet street. nlS.sod.et
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

XTRrrED-h GOOD WHIrE GIRL
w as ehildle nprte. u go TO Philedei-
phis. apply loaO scREs ttree., betW cen =
and p. r., Ihufsd2y, Eov. 2sth Its
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

gaYARTED-A BOY TO GARRY SAM
w plca. Alply at 225 Snipiey stree,
Wo:n.sdsy moining aft.r 80 O'CLOCK. lts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

SGy AuTzD-A WHITE BOY TO RUIZ
nv anan.s. Apply OF hsh stall, Ssn
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

dyspepsia, ne ,,955S ,SG' q Aver yer s''''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-08
Eli Lucas's Long Nap.

DIR. Gober. the physician at the
Frankfort Penitentiary, relates most
remarkable case in the history of his
professional practice. He says that
two years ago Eli Lucas. colored, came
!. To the penitentiary from Louisville. I'M
life sentence for murder, and that
until within six months past he was
healthy and capable of performing the
heaviest labor. At that time he mani
tested extreme nervousness, and would
shrink and crouch into corners as If ex-
perenoing great fright He soon lost
the use of every member of his body,
and then fell into heavy stupor that
evidenced the loss of all sensation. In
this c0ndision, dead man to all APP
pearances excepting an occasional turn
ing of the head, he remained until the
day of the Inauguration of Gov. Buck
ner. when he showed the first symp-
toms of returning life by making fee
BILE effort to mutter. Two weeks ago
there was an apparent Improvement.
and to-day the doctor pronounces him
restored sound in body and mind,
Lucas says he dosen't RENE mber his i'll
. ness. He thought he had been in the
hospital but day or two, aud was sur
prised to awaken from an April nap to
learn that he was in the middle of the
month of October. The treatment was
addressed to the brain as the seat of
the nerve centers. -Louis viite Courier
Journal.